church

For the conclusion of our One Body series, we look at how the members of a church are not just to be united, but actually connected to one another.

Humans tend to ostracize individuals who are socially awkward or different than them. But in Christ’s Body (the Church), it should be the opposite!

To be part of “one body,” a Christ-follower must realize that he or she and everyone in the church has been thoughtfully fashioned for a purpose.

Humans often prefer to be around people who are like them. But for the Body of Christ (the Church) to be what God desires it to be, then differences are to be expected and celebrated.

For a church to be healthy, the members of it must hold to this one thing…

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